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carried there by animals
h ers
and ot
also appear
It would
how
without distinction
filli
g up oth
h er
only w
they interfe
M is
h apen
s
into us
ful timber tre
r ly as possible
ea
of more promising n
diseased trees
It i s often desi
h ere the undesirable growth forms a considerable portion
w
h e crop
of t
blanks
In some cases
of the accidental growth as a constituent of the final crop
others it may serve as a shelter
this stage some pruning may be done
l eaders have been produced
r anches of young trees may be
b
low down
This di
cult subj ect must receive special attention whil
ood is young
r ing the ope r ations of recruiting and cleaning which have
du
j ust b
en desc
h are otherwise deficient in number
whic
excess in oth
gain
where one species is threaten
can be checked ei
r inging
topping
h e op
T
ration demands the for
it is much easier to produce a proper mixtu
r iod of life than late r on
p
PROP
R M
r uce
ften sp
here their cultivation was not intended
r
v
be a mistake to remove all such addition s
requently
r wise thin woo ds
r e wit h
r eading trees
p
s
as th
y will int
h bours
ig
r able to make seve r al cleanings
and where its removal at one time would leave
it may be j udicious to acc
P R
TI ON
RVA
much can be done to secur
r ibed
by planting into blanks thos
r places
r by lopping
he
or r
moving some of t
IXT UR
O F
as swe
t c
estnuts
cotch pine
th
henc
principal specie s
h ich are not lik
w
h ould be unme r cifully removed as
r fere with the development
The same may be said of
wood
one must be removed
hortened
P RO
A
ster
O OD
acorns
lime
ald
r e very welcome in
y a
h ey
t
hould be removed
ly to develop
pt a portion
especially t
MI X TU R
R
r oper mixture
a p
or by removing an
h e r
d by anot
r anches
its side b
h e trees
s
pecial attention
r e at this early
haz
lnuts
r
and elm
especially
in
ide
h ose
a
species
latter
by
since
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